What tools are available for developers to use with The Graph?

The Graph provides developers with a range of tools to help them build and maintain decentralized applications (dApps) on the Ethereum blockchain.

These tools include: 1. Graph Node: This is a full-node implementation of The Graph protocol that allows developers to query data from the Ethereum blockchain. It can be used to build custom indexers and subgraphs, as well as to query data from existing subgraphs.

2. Graph CLI: This is a command line interface (CLI) for interacting with The Graph network. It allows developers to deploy and manage their own subgraphs, as well as query data from existing subgraphs.

3. Graph Explorer: This is an open source web application that allows developers to explore the data stored in The Graph’s decentralized network of nodes. It also provides a visual representation of the relationships between different entities on the Ethereum blockchain, making it easier for developers to understand how their dApps interact with each other.

4. GraphQL API: This is an API that allows developers to access data stored in The Graph’s decentralized network of nodes using the popular query language, GraphQL. It makes it easier for developers to build applications that interact with The Graph’s decentralized network of nodes without having to write complex code or learn new technologies.

5. SDKs: The Graph provides several software development kits (SDKs) for different programming languages, such as JavaScript, Python, and Go, which make it easier for developers to integrate their applications with The Graph’s decentralized network of nodes.